Product Engineer

Condactis is hiring a Product Engineer to turn client business problems into production applications. The role spans client discovery, product and UX design, software implementation, LLM-agent orchestration, and ongoing product improvement.

Responsibilities:

• Lead discovery conversations with clients and users. Uncover implicit requirements, map existing processes, and clarify business goals, constraints, and success measures
• Translate ambiguous needs into a product scope, user journeys, business rules, and testable acceptance criteria. Prioritise what delivers value and make trade-offs explicit
• Design complex features end to end, including data models, permissions, state transitions, integrations, and exception handling
• Create prototypes and interfaces that make demanding workflows easy to understand. Validate usability with users and cover loading, empty, error, and recovery states
• Orchestrate large teams of LLM agents across research, design, implementation, and testing. Define task boundaries, manage shared context and dependencies, and review and integrate their work
• Build and debug the application across interfaces, business logic, APIs, and databases. Take responsibility for the code and decisions regardless of who or what produced them
• Switch effectively between projects and problem areas, keeping specifications, decisions, and handovers clear enough for both people and agents to pick up the work
• Deliver to production with appropriate tests, access controls, monitoring, and documentation. Use feedback and observed usage to improve the product after launch

Requirements:

• A track record of taking applications from a business problem to production, with clear examples of the product decisions you owned and the outcomes they achieved
• Strong requirements discovery skills. You can ask probing questions, surface missing information, reconcile conflicting stakeholder needs, and turn them into an actionable specification
• The ability to reason about complex functionality, including business rules, data relationships, integrations, permissions, and failure modes
• Practical UX judgment. You can simplify a complicated workflow, design a clear interface, and test whether users understand it
• Fluency with tools for orchestrating large groups of LLM agents, including task decomposition, parallel execution, context management, dependency coordination, and verification of the combined output
• Strong software engineering foundations across frontend development, backend services, SQL, data modelling, and APIs. You can independently inspect, debug, and improve generated code
• The ability to absorb a new business domain quickly and switch context between discovery, design, implementation, and delivery without losing important constraints
• Sound judgment about testing, security, performance, and maintainability, supported by experience operating real applications
• Clear communication with clients and colleagues, ownership of delivery, and the ability to explain technical trade-offs in business terms